Lake Louise Mountain Resort
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Lake Louise Mountain Resort
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Lake Louise Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in the Banff National Park , in the village of Lake Louise , Alberta . It can be reached from Banff , 45 minutes west on Trans-Canada Highway .
The 113 marked ski runs and back bowls on four mountain faces are 25% beginner, 45% intermediate and 30% advanced. The Telus terrain park is also designed for riders of all levels.
Snowboarders have access to all trails, the terrain parks and a super pipe.
The ski resort is operated by the Resorts of the Canadian Rockies company, which also owns ski areas at Fernie Alpine Resort , Kimberley , Fortress Mountain , Nakiska , Mont Sainte-Anne , and Stoneham .
The Lake Louise sightseeing gondola is opened year round, offering panoramas of glaciers, natural springs, wildflowers and possibly wildlife (such as grizzly bears ).
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